Name: SONATURADAYS 2022 Fernand DEROUSSEN by sonatura
Duration: 23 min 53 s
Description: Résumé des rencontres SONATURADAYS 2022

quel est le nom latin de ce coucou? je n'arrive pas à le retrouver... il est magnifique!

C'est Cuculus canorus le coucou gris "classique" mais avec un chant un peu atypique 😉

Moby Dick

summer of the seventeenth doll

Résumé des rencontres SONATURADAYS 2022

SONATURADAYS 2022

SONATURADAYS 2022 Fernand DEROUSSEN

I have been amazed of late at the debate around abortion. It is polarised, rancorous, loud and insensitive. Civilised societies should not behave this way.
Every thinking person will acknowledge that there are serious and profound arguments on both sides of the debate. Stuck in the middle are the individual women facing possibly the most personal and distressing situation that they may face in their entire lives. We would do well to focus a little more on them and their wellbeing, rather than our own moral positions.

The Road to Heaven

Are you pro life
Are you pro choice
We're all walking down this road to heaven
You hate each other
Tell me what's the point
We ain't going nowhere

All this is sad
There's no good choice
We all need help, not moral judgement
Nobody wins
this is not a game
We ain't going nowhere

We all need help and understanding
The outcomes are poor, no matter what we do
Why do we focus on rights and wrongs
Put yourself in that persons shoes

Are you a man?
Then shut the fuck up!
No one is telling you what to do!
Give your women respect
and your love and support
Do for them what they would do for you

Are you pro life
Are you pro choice
We're all walking down this road to heaven
You hate each other
Tell me what's the point
We ain't going nowhere

What's the best thing? Well who could know?
Who knows all the circumstances?
Perhaps the people best placed are the ones that do
Should the uninformed make your choice for you?

Are you pro life
Are you pro choice
We're all walking down this road to heaven
You hate each other
Tell me what's the point
We ain't going nowhere

The Road To Heaven

Do you see what they're doing there? These professional China hawks are explicitly trying to frame peace as a strange "aberration", and war as the status quo norm. They're saying Australians require a "psychological shift" and a "mobilisation of mindset" from thinking peace is normal and healthy to thinking war is normal and healthy.

Reading by Tim Foley.

Imperial Narrative Managers Always Try To Make Peace Seem Unnatural

P.oceanica is a slow-growing species of Posidonia, a global seagrass that provides food and shelter to marine organisms, protect coasts against erosion, and purifies natural water resources. P.oceanica covers the entire coastline of the Mediterranean Sea with its network of roots and rhizomes. One colony discovered off the coast of Ibiza is believed to be nearly two-hundred thousand years old, which would make it the oldest living plant in the world.

Marta Solé, a research scientist in environmental engineering at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya in Barcelona Tech (UPC), has spent her career studying the impact of noise pollution on marine biology. Solé’s previous research demonstrated that cephalopods hear sound through small sensory organs, which become damaged when noise exceeds a certain volume and frequency. P.oceanica have exhibited similarly adverse effects to noise, compromising the plants’ ability to connect to root systems and gather nutrients from the ocean.

Suss Müsik considered the metaphorical duality of sound waves and ocean currents as a framework for this Junto project. Three “waves” of synthetic material were treated with various distortion effects and allowed to pass over each other. A cyclical pattern simulates the gently modulating seagrass that lies beneath the surf, insulating its tender blades from the harsher noise just above the crashing waves.

The piece is titled P.oceanica and was recorded live to Tascam 8-track. Those who wish to learn more about Solé’s work are encouraged to read The Sounds of Life by Karen Bakker.

More on this 588th weekly Disquiet Junto project, Swell Time (The Assignment: 

Make some surf music), at: https://disquiet.com/0588/

About the Disquiet Junto: https://disquiet.com/junto/

Subscribe to project announcements: https://tinyletter.com/disquiet-junto/

Project discussion takes place on llllllll.co: https://llllllll.co/t/disquiet-junto-project-0588-swell-time/

P.oceanica [Disquiet0588]

light behind the clouds  [naviarhaiku485]

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Tema | Corazón Espiritual
Tema Número Doce
Serie | Guarda Tu Corazón 

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Tema | Corazón Espiritual

This longish recording focusses on First Light rather than Dawn (Second Light and Sunrise), although it includes the beginnings of the latter. It ought to be listened to with good quality headphones, or good quality speakers, at a mid-range volume of around fifty to sixty per cent. The recording is unedited: one of the things that particularly interests me, and that I especially enjoy, about this early spring First Light forest soundscape (and other similar early spring forest Dawn recordings that I made during this road trip to Tasmania) is precisely its very gradual, slow, minimal, and spacious development. This sounds nothing like an overly-busy tropical rainforest. The 'silence' never completely disappears.

In this rich, dense, moist, cool-temperature southern forest of Tasmania, at the time that this excerpt begins, it is still fairly dark to the human eye. The first First Light call is (as usual) from a Black Currawong (Strepera fuliginosa), a species of Currawong that is found only in Tasmania. Its call is quite unique, very unlike any mainland Currawong, and I grew to adore it, and to recognise it as the main Tasmanian forest sentinel of dawn.

We also hear the final few night calls of Ninox novaeseelandiae leucopsis, which I would prefer to refer to as the 'Tasmanian Boobook', rather than its more common and familiar name, 'Morepork'. Both names are, of course, onomatopoeic labels provided by Europeans. But the name 'Morepork' suggests, to me, an image of radically displaced Europeans in an unfamiliar landscape, craving pork meat, and hearing this beautiful owl call as though it were expressing their own cravings: 'More pork!" (Interestingly, DNA evidence has suggested that Ninox novaeseelandiae is more closely related to the New Zealand Boobook (also commonly known in NZ as the 'Morepork') than to the mainland Southern Boobook (Ninox boobook).)

The other early caller, here, is the Yellow Wattlebird (Anthocaera paradoxa), also found only in Tasmania.

Gradually, the 'Dawn Chorus' stirs and unfurls into a more richly-populated wakefulness. Thankfully, the introduced and now feral Superb Lyrebirds, which have seriously infested this region, seem to be late risers that enjoy sleeping in: somewhat later in the original recording, they pretty much take over most of the forest soundscape.

Recorded with meditative respect upon the land of the Nuenonne tribe of the Palawa people. The recording was made with a pair of MKH 8040s in ORTF into an F3 recorder.

2023.09.23 First Light. Huon Valley. Early Spring.

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